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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Says Kenosha Post Did Not Violate 'Call to Arms' Policy
Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg told US senators that a page which posted a "call to arms" during protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in August had not violated the company's "call to arms" policy.
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Donald Trump Visits Kenosha, Not To Urge Racial Healing But To Back Police
President Donald Trump defied requests to stay away and visited Kenosha, Wisconsin, on Tuesday, not to urge racial healing after a white officer shot a Black man in the back but to express support for law enforcement in a city rocked by civil unrest.
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Trump Visits Kenosha, Not To Urge Racial Healing But To Back Police
President Donald Trump defied requests to stay away and visited Kenosha, Wisconsin, on Tuesday, not to urge racial healing after a white officer shot a Black man in the back but to express support for law enforcement in a city rocked by civil unrest.
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Trump Heads Uninvited To Kenosha Amid Raging Anti-Race Stir Over Cops Shooting Black Man
President Donald Trump headed Tuesday to Kenosha, the Wisconsin city at the center of a raging US debate over racism, despite pleas to stay away and claims he is dangerously fanning tensions as a reelection ploy.
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Indian-Origin Family Suffers $2.5 Million Loss As Business Destroyed In US Protests: Report
An Indian-origin family, which owned a car dealership in Kenosha, suffered a loss of over USD 2.5 million after their business was destroyed in a fire allegedly set by a mob amid protests over the shooting of a 29-year-old African-American man in the US' Wisconsin city, according to a media report.
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Facebook's Failure to Remove 'Kenosha Guard' Militia Page an 'Operational Mistake': Zuckerberg
Facebook Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg took responsibility and faulted his company for not removing the page and event for a militia group before two people were killed at a protest in Kenosha, saying it was "largely an operational mistake".
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Facebook's Failure To Remove Militia Page "An Operational Mistake": Mark Zuckerberg
Facebook Inc Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg took responsibility and faulted his company for not removing the page and event for a militia group before two people were killed at a protest in Kenosha, saying it was "largely an operational mistake".
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Lewis Hamilton Will Not Boycott Belgian Grand Prix
A number of athletes in the United States led boycotts of sporting events this week after Jacob Blake - an unarmed, black man - was shot by a police officer in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
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Facebook Removes Kenosha Guard Page, Accounts of 17-Year-Old Arrested Over US Shootings
Facebook on Wednesday removed accounts of a teenager accused of a deadly shooting spree during protests in the US city of Kenosha, along with pages of a local militia.
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Wisconsin Investigators Find Knife Inside Car At Jacob Blake Shooting Site
Investigators of a shooting by a white police officer that left a Black man, Jacob Blake Jr., paralyzed and the town of Kenosha, Wisconsin, torn by civil strife found a knife belonging to Blake at the scene of the confrontation, the state attorney general said on Wednesday.
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Facebook Removes Accounts Of 17-Year-Old Arrested Over US Shooting
Facebook on Wednesday removed accounts of a teenager accused of a deadly shooting spree during protests in the US city of Kenosha, along with pages of a local militia.
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17-Year-Old Arrested After 2 Killed During Protests In US
A teenager was arrested on murder charges Wednesday after two people were shot dead during anti-police protests in the US city of Kenosha, as President Donald Trump said he was sending in additional federal forces.
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Two Dead In US Protests Over Shooting Of Black Man: Police
Two people were shot dead on Tuesday night in the US city of Kenosha, police said, as groups clashed during protests over the shooting of a black man.
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Black Man Shot By Police Paralyzed, "Fighting For His Life": Family
The Black man shot in the back by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin, was left paralyzed and "fighting for his life," his family and lawyers said on Tuesday, as authorities in the lakefront town braced for a third night of civil unrest.
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Wisconsin Declares State Of Emergency Amid Unrest Over Police Shooting Black Man
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers declared a state of emergency, saying he would deploy more state National Guard troops, as the city of Kenosha braced for a third night of unrest following the shooting of a Black man by police.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Says Kenosha Post Did Not Violate 'Call to Arms' Policy
Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg told US senators that a page which posted a "call to arms" during protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in August had not violated the company's "call to arms" policy.
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Donald Trump Visits Kenosha, Not To Urge Racial Healing But To Back Police
President Donald Trump defied requests to stay away and visited Kenosha, Wisconsin, on Tuesday, not to urge racial healing after a white officer shot a Black man in the back but to express support for law enforcement in a city rocked by civil unrest.
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Trump Visits Kenosha, Not To Urge Racial Healing But To Back Police
President Donald Trump defied requests to stay away and visited Kenosha, Wisconsin, on Tuesday, not to urge racial healing after a white officer shot a Black man in the back but to express support for law enforcement in a city rocked by civil unrest.
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Trump Heads Uninvited To Kenosha Amid Raging Anti-Race Stir Over Cops Shooting Black Man
President Donald Trump headed Tuesday to Kenosha, the Wisconsin city at the center of a raging US debate over racism, despite pleas to stay away and claims he is dangerously fanning tensions as a reelection ploy.
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Indian-Origin Family Suffers $2.5 Million Loss As Business Destroyed In US Protests: Report
An Indian-origin family, which owned a car dealership in Kenosha, suffered a loss of over USD 2.5 million after their business was destroyed in a fire allegedly set by a mob amid protests over the shooting of a 29-year-old African-American man in the US' Wisconsin city, according to a media report.
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Facebook's Failure to Remove 'Kenosha Guard' Militia Page an 'Operational Mistake': Zuckerberg
Facebook Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg took responsibility and faulted his company for not removing the page and event for a militia group before two people were killed at a protest in Kenosha, saying it was "largely an operational mistake".
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Facebook's Failure To Remove Militia Page "An Operational Mistake": Mark Zuckerberg
Facebook Inc Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg took responsibility and faulted his company for not removing the page and event for a militia group before two people were killed at a protest in Kenosha, saying it was "largely an operational mistake".
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Lewis Hamilton Will Not Boycott Belgian Grand Prix
A number of athletes in the United States led boycotts of sporting events this week after Jacob Blake - an unarmed, black man - was shot by a police officer in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
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Facebook Removes Kenosha Guard Page, Accounts of 17-Year-Old Arrested Over US Shootings
Facebook on Wednesday removed accounts of a teenager accused of a deadly shooting spree during protests in the US city of Kenosha, along with pages of a local militia.
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Wisconsin Investigators Find Knife Inside Car At Jacob Blake Shooting Site
Investigators of a shooting by a white police officer that left a Black man, Jacob Blake Jr., paralyzed and the town of Kenosha, Wisconsin, torn by civil strife found a knife belonging to Blake at the scene of the confrontation, the state attorney general said on Wednesday.
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Facebook Removes Accounts Of 17-Year-Old Arrested Over US Shooting
Facebook on Wednesday removed accounts of a teenager accused of a deadly shooting spree during protests in the US city of Kenosha, along with pages of a local militia.
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17-Year-Old Arrested After 2 Killed During Protests In US
A teenager was arrested on murder charges Wednesday after two people were shot dead during anti-police protests in the US city of Kenosha, as President Donald Trump said he was sending in additional federal forces.
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Two Dead In US Protests Over Shooting Of Black Man: Police
Two people were shot dead on Tuesday night in the US city of Kenosha, police said, as groups clashed during protests over the shooting of a black man.
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Black Man Shot By Police Paralyzed, "Fighting For His Life": Family
The Black man shot in the back by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin, was left paralyzed and "fighting for his life," his family and lawyers said on Tuesday, as authorities in the lakefront town braced for a third night of civil unrest.
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Wisconsin Declares State Of Emergency Amid Unrest Over Police Shooting Black Man
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers declared a state of emergency, saying he would deploy more state National Guard troops, as the city of Kenosha braced for a third night of unrest following the shooting of a Black man by police.
